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by psv1 7y ago
The general approach can be okay but don't call yourself a perfectionist at a job interview.
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by psv1 7y ago
When the first prototypes of Linux were released in 1991 Linus was 21-22 years old.
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by psv1 7y ago
- Just do it. - I can't. Otherwise I would have done it already. This is impossible for me at this point. - Just do it. Great stuff here...
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by psv1 7y ago
To be honest, everything in Rust looks a bit ugly to me. I really tried to like the language but the syntax, everything being overly annotated, and the number of features that you need to understand to do simple tasks - all of these make it
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by psv1 7y ago
> So in a sense fighting climate change is helping certain populations (in many cases, the rich) Not only is this wrong, but the exact opposite is true.
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by psv1 7y ago
> Who should decide what ex-cons we can and can't associate with? The answer to these questions is: It's totally up to you who you associate with.
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by psv1 7y ago
I use a macbook, an iphone and an ipad - I get notified about the the MacOS update about once a year or whenever it comes out. I've never seen the other notifications that you mentioned.
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by psv1 7y ago
Market cap has nothing to do with a company being in or out of touch with their users.
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by psv1 7y ago
I feel like this attitude lets big companies off the hook in a way. Yes, as the company grows it becomes more likely that they'll make these compromises, but that doesn't mean it's inevitable .
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by psv1 7y ago
You can make a profit and treat your customers well.
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by psv1 7y ago
> You can have output that’s conditional on the input without having conditional statements. Yes, of course you can.
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by psv1 7y ago
To simplify, software (generally) does this: input >>> output By definition the output is conditional on the input, at least if the program works correctly. That's why conditional statements are important - they exp
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by psv1 7y ago
Neural network libraries (Tensorflow, Pytorch) have a C++ backend and a Python interface. Which is great - you get a performant compiled language as the backend and a flexible user-friendly language as the interface. Rust vs Python is a wei